Train services in Bangladesh resumed on Wednesday after railway workers ended their indefinite strike, which had brought the country’s rail network to a halt.

Trains were canceled across Bangladesh on Tuesday as railway staff went on strike for higher pensions and other benefits, affecting tens of thousands of passengers and freight transport. Saidur Rahman,

Train services across the country resumed this morning after more than 26 hours of suspension as train drivers and other staffers called off their strike early today. "Operations resumed from the morning," Bangladesh Railway Director General Afzal Hossain told The Daily Star.

Train services in Bangladesh resumed on Wednesday after railway workers ended their indefinite strike, which had brought the country's rail network to a halt. The strike, which began on Tuesday, caused significant disruptions for commuters and businesses.

The running staff of Bangladesh Railway have begun their pre-announced work abstention programme due to unresolved issues concerning the

Train services across Bangladesh, including from the capital’s main Dhaka railway station, came to a halt on Tuesday morning as railway staff launched a nationwide strike, demanding the reinstatement of long-standing special allowances.

Train services in Bangladesh came to a standstill on Tuesday as railway staff, demanding benefits for extra work, went on a nationwide indefinite strike that hit hundreds of thousands of people. A long-standing dispute over overtime pay and pension benefits for railway workers led to staff abstaining from work,

Bangladesh Railway's running staff launched an indefinite strike demanding mileage allowance, severely disrupting supply chains. Watch this report for more details!